The biggest single day point drop in the history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average was the primary source of motivation in the interest rate market today. Yes you heard that right. At one point the Dow...

We have seen several days in a row of improving lender pricing thanks to the sovereign debt concerns with Greece and other European countries. At some point this is going to come to a conclusion which...

Reports from fellow mortgage professionals indicate lender rate sheets to be similar to Friday’s repriced sheets. The par 30 year conventional rate mortgage remains in the 4.875% to 5.125% range for well...

Lender loan pricing is ever so slightly improved today. An afternoon MBS rally allowed a few lenders to reprice for the better as well, but overall mortgage rates are pretty much the same as yesterday...

Mortgage rates are improved from yesterday morning but higher than they were after lenders repriced for the better yesterday afternoon. It appears the stock sell off that happened yesterday was overdone...

Mortgage rates bounced back and forth in a relatively tight range before going out at their highest levels of the week last Friday. Although prices of mortgage-backed securities managed to rally of their...

Mortgage rates bounced around a tight range for most of the week. There wasn't much in the way of news to motivate movement in the first three days of the week. Although we did get several key earnings...

The Treasury rally that helped mortgage rates recover from the previous day's marginal weakness reversed course today. Once again we have taken one step forward only to immediately take one step back...

Mortgage rates did improve today, but the Treasury Department will announce the terms of next week's government debt auctions at 11am tomorrow. The Treasury will sell 2 year notes, 5 year notes, and...

It was a very slow day on Wall Street as most market participants are still trying to figure out if the Goldman Sachs news is going to spread around to other primary dealers and banks. Unfortunately this...

We had a choppy start to the day. Mortgage rates opened up marginally better vs, yesterday but mostly the same. However, in the lunch hour, breaking news was released which had a big affect on the bond...

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